Sentence examples for process admitted from inspiring English sources

Even Ernie Els, who won the British Open and gained important psychological points in the process, admitted it was difficult not to think about Woods's presence, particularly at major championships.

Faculty members conducting this admission process admitted that they knew very little about the applicants, and that the existing tools supplied insufficient information in that regard.

After Branson, who called the decision "insane", mounted a legal challenge, investigations at the DfT led to McLoughlin scrapping the process, admitting "serious flaws".

But even longtime private equity players, like the executive managing his firm's hiring process, admit that the competition has made anything possible.

The tests we propose differ notably from extant tests for level breaks in the literature in that they are designed to be robust as to whether the process admits an autoregressive unit root (the data are I(1)) or stable autoregressive roots (the data are I(0)).

In neither case would they have had much say in the matter.In this section Going east The oil club's newest member Qaddafi's African dream Hunt the Lockerbie cable The left kicked into touch Up the hill, and down Reprints Related topics Middle East Israel Yasser Arafat"Most people are totally disengaged from the political process," admits Eyad Sarraj, a human-rights activist.

"This is a self-limiting process," admits Maris.

"There's a natural grieving process," admits former modern pentathlete Georgina Harland.

"We do have to have a power source to supply the electricity for the electrochemical process," admits Dr Willauer.

A deal to keep England forward Theo Walcott at Arsenal beyond the summer of 2016 could be a slow process, admits manager Arsene Wenger.

Note that the reference admission control process admits each flow based on the mean TXOP duration, which is not designed for the dynamic allocation.